Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-18
A PARTY DEFINED.

DSShiOn6-SOCl0ty NOt0se
A PARTY DEFINED.
A select assembly of invited guesr.-Worcester'
The names of MI. and Mrs. Blank n dours-
Invitation;
The servants, walters, caterers, music, flowers
Preparation;
The carriages, the guests, the gushing greeting
AdulatiOn;
The groups and noisy talk on subjects heetins-
Conversation;
The strolling hither, thither, promenad1ng-
Examination;
The swift athleti cdance, with bump and tread
ing
Perspiration;
The haste to eat and never sign of shrinking
Satiation;
The oft but not always judicious drinking
Exhilaration:
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ime" at parting
Exaggeration;
Society notes, the misspelied names, the dart1ug
And fierce vexation.
The reign of jet continues.
Mr.. Savery'is over from Cable.
E. F. Bryant is over from Divide.
Dotted tulle wells in all colors are worn.
Most of the new ribbons have fancy
edges.
John H. Curtis was on the sick list yes
terday.
Nus. Mcbride (nee Lawson) has returned
to Butte.
Mr.. Howard Babcock has Joined the
-Four Jack Club"
Alex. Tarbot returned last week from
Spokane Falls.
Mr.. Harry Fairgrieve is quite ill at the
Warm Springs.
Mr.. D. s. Murray will leave to-day for
Miles City.
Mr.. A. T. Glass, of Salt Lake City, spent
last Tuesday in Butte.
Mr.. w. A. Davidson was up from the Nc
wood camp last week.
Many gauze ribbons appear among new
importations OF millinery.
Sister Evangelista came up from Deer
Lodge yesterday.
Many Butteites witnessed Pinafore for
the first time last Saturday evening.
Mr.. James Shields is over from the CAPT.
tai shaking hands with old friends.
Feather-stitchin in silk is used to deco
rate French dresses of cashmere.
The old bishop sleeve, gathered into a
uCCp Cuu3 10 Wiling O0S0 II A"oAA0As
Several young ladies were out yesterday
tickets for the charity ball.
Mr.. E H. Wilson is home from Philips
burg, where he spent seven weeks.
D. R. Beck came over from Virginia City
last Tuesday and returned Thursday.
Mrs. Bartlett and her daughter. Miss
Jennie, left Butte yesterday for San Fran
cisco.
Lace dresses will be as fashionable dur
ing the coming year, as they have been in
the past.
Pearl-beaded tulle is much used in con-
with plain tulle for young ladies.
ball dresses.
Miss Lutte Evans was up from Deer
Lodge last week visiting her sister. Mrs. Nc
The charity ball for the benefit of the or
phans home will take place on the 25th at
Hall.
Miss Allie Warfeld gave q "blue tea"
last Friday afternoon to a few young lady
Leaden gray is the new shade for cloth
suits, and dahlia-red velvet or plush is
used to trim it.
Mics Mary Howell and Mrs. NJ. S. Gibbs
will open a school for the summer in the
SCHOOL DullQ1ng. |
DR.. J. W. Reed. who has been away for
several weeks looking after his mines, re-
turned home yesterday.
At day weddings seal-colored kid gloves
Ire nov worn Iy the groom, his best man
Ind the ushers.
Invitations are out for a ball to be given
~ the Grand Lodge K. of P. at Renshaw |
Hall on Friday evening, the twentieth.
The choir at the Episcopal Church has
oeen augmented by the addition OF Mr.. j.
'. Long and Mr.. W. II. Baldwin, Jr.
Mrs. John Wompler came in from the
last Wednesday to attend the mar
iage Of her sister, Miss Ella Buck.
A meeting for the purpose of organizing
he University Club will occur to-day at
O'Clock at Mr.. c. W. Goodale's Office.
Mrs. G. w. Stapleton, son and daughter,
eturned yesterday from New York, where
hey rave spent the past winter. They are
uests at the St. Nicholas.
The Hayloft Hallelujah Club were out
asst Friday evening serenading their mar
led lady friends. They also serenaded
dr. Geo. easy and Mr.. o. X. Lewis.
The boys who occupy the elegant bach
lor apartments on Wyoming street will
rove in a few days to more commodious
on Copper street.
Messrs. Sergeant and Mckay held al in
primal reception at their rooms in the
hambers building last Thursday evening.
BE Joy lasted until a late hour.
Last Tuesday a party of young ladies
Horse Canyon, gathered flowers,
ad their fortunes told by the Gypsies.
nd returned home in a snow storm.
Sands & Boyce a special sale of
,hifa Goods and omhrpi6oroN rohoo fp-I
Eastern people would be amazed
D see goods selling in this far off Western
OWN for just what they are sold for East.
Queen Victoria, at her drawing.rooms,
.ersonally receives the first eight ladies
no enter, and as soon as she is informed
the number has passed she leaves the
ON and the Princess OF Wales receives